A war meant to bend Tehran now traps Washington The Iranian crisis now carries all the familiar features of recent Western wars: overwhelming technological superiority, deep-strike capabilities, enormous military spending and, at the same time, uncertain political results, sometimes opposite to the stated goals. The United States has…
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The war against Iran is not merely ravaging the Middle East. It is exposing, with rare brutality, the true state of global power relations. That is the essential point: we are not simply facing an expanded regional conflict, but a crisis involving Russia, China, Europe, the Western alliance…
When foreign policy turns into sacred history What is taking shape in the United States is not a passing excess of rhetoric, nor the eccentric language of a few overexcited preachers. It is something far more serious: the gradual fusion of biblical literalism, nationalist politics and a vision…
The real fragility of the United States in n this war does not lie in an absolute lack of means, but in the widening gap between strategic ambition, available material resources, and the ability to sustain a long conflict. The problem appears first on the logistical and economic…
A War That Does Not Protect Us There is one point Europe continues to avoid, as if it had become inconvenient even to name it: the attack on Iran is not merely another episode in the long hostility between the United States, Israel, and the Islamic Republic. It…